Sentence examples for certain elements in the from inspiring English sources

"I saw certain elements in the church that related to Islam," Mr. Ghandi said.

The discussion concludes with the potential hazards of certain elements in the environment.

Certain elements in the Jesuit order, always the most intellectual, worldly, and militant, are reportedly leading a Vatican Left Wing.

Certain elements in the real estate community, to speak quite frankly, are increasingly pressing to drive down prices".

Barack Obama was president, and certain elements in the first half of the book already seemed out of date.

In announcing the aid, Mrs. Clinton did not discuss the administration's moves to stop financing certain elements in the Pakistani Army that have killed unarmed prisoners and civilians.

A unique feature of this experiment is preferential sputtering, which refers to higher sputtering yield of certain element in the target and therefore causes a deviation of its surface composition from the original state [10].

Generally speaking, all theatrical productions have certain elements in common: the performer or performers, their acting in space (usually some sort of stage) and time (some limited duration of performance), and a producing process and organization.

Certain elements in Barton Fink highlight the veneer of postmodernism: the writer is unable to resolve his modernist focus on high culture with the studio's desire to create formulaic high-profit films; the resulting collision produces a fractured story arc emblematic of postmodernism.

Rushanara Ali, who nominated Mr Corbyn to broaden the debate in her party, hit out at the "control freakery" of certain elements in and around the party.

Although it has certain elements in common with the self-harming seen in burning or cutting of the skin – low self-esteem and a sense of dissatisfaction with oneself – there are also key differences.